New architectural wall products from Forms+Surfaces, Eldorado Stone, 3form, Century by Benjamin Moore, and TGP.
June 2017 Product Briefs: Walls
Vintage Ranch
Eldorado Stone captures the warmth of classic American barn wood with Vintage Ranch, a wood-plank profile inspired by the rich tones and texture of naturally weathered wood. Made of concrete, Vintage Ranch panels replicate the look and feel of oak, Douglas fir, and pine in four hand-painted color finishes for indoor or outdoor use.
ViviSpectra Elements Glass
Forms+Surfaces has expanded the ViviSpectra Elements Glass line with six new nature-inspired patterns. Suitable for interior and exterior use, the glass can be used with the brand’s LEVELe wall cladding, elevator interior and column systems, and LightPlane panels. The line can also be used for room dividers, partitions, railings, backlit displays, and other custom fabrications in sizes up to 60" x 120".
Acoustic Felt
3form has expanded its line of sound-management systems with Acoustic Felt, a ¼"-thick absorptive material made from 50% pre-consumer recycled PET. Acoustic Felt can be configured into lightweight modular tiles with an NRC of .90 for the Seeyond (dimensional tile) system, or into sound-absorbing fins for partitions, walls, or ceilings with an NRC of .45 for the Edge (vertical fin) system.
Century
This premium paint line from Benjamin Moore is a collection of 75 new colors ranging from mid-tone to dark shades inspired by natural elements such as minerals, gems, spices, herbs, and plants. Available in a first-of-its-kind Soft Touch Matte finish, Century comes in pre-mixed gallons and 4-ounce color samples.
Fireframes ClearView System
This butt-glazed fire-rated framing from TGP eliminates the need for colored internal spacers or vertical mullions between adjoining pieces of glass. Available in nearly 10' heights with vertical butt joints of less than ¼" wide, the system accommodates extensive 60-minute fire-rated glazed walls with nearly colorless transitions between panels for greater transparency through hallways in commercial buildings.
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